NHSkier01

Agree on PTM. I use the 100 degree, works great for me, didn't go with the 140 because I thought it would be in the way of my walk-thru. Mirror view is incredibly clear, and I like the gap it provides for forward vision over the windshield with the bracket extending the mirror above.

Really nice looking 196! You're going to love that boat, amazing ski wake, handle like they are on rails.

Thanks Mike, I'm excited to try it.

Wow that's sharp!

Thanks Todd, very helpful info!

Thanks for the help, I will try that. Is there a standard gap between front boot and rear toe piece? Does mine look "normal"? I feel slightly foolish asking these questions after slalom skiing for over 40 years but realized with the new ski I really don't know what I'm doing with binding placement.

Thought pictures would help.

I've skied for 5 years on a 2010 Radar Senate alloy 67". I just bought a used 2014 Radar Senate alloy 69", I'm 6'2" and 210 lbs. and at 55 would like a bit easier time getting up on the ski and less fatigue. I'm an open water 15 off 32 mph skier. Binding question - I mounted the bindings (front boot rear toe) on the 69" in the same mounting holes as the 67", thinking that probably puts them in the same overall orientation to the whole ski. It seems that when I line up the bindings on the 2 skis, the length from binding to front is the same on both skis. The added length all comes behind the bindings. I'm wondering if that is correct, or if I should be splitting the added length, some in front and some in back. I still haven't been out to try it. Thoughts would be welcome!